Framed Abstract Building Paintings

Abstract art is not exactly a new creation, as the movement emerged in the second half of the 19th century as a reaction to the manner in which contemporary artists reproduced visible reality. It bears many similarities with nonrepresentational and non-figurative art and is a comprehensive artistic movement. FramedArt.com focuses on a relatively narrow niche by providing collectors with Framed Abstract Building Art featuring both famous landmarks and fictional structures.

Framed Abstract Building Art

Abstract art took a steep departure from the logic of perspective and allowed artists much more freedom in depicting the outside world. It used as a source of inspiration anything from real objects to theoretical concepts and social preoccupations, while using a broad spectrum of colors to achieve the desired result. Abstract art is not necessarily trying to bring into the spotlight things that have no connection with reality and instead paints existing things in a different way, as Framed Abstract Building Art clearly shows.

Framed Abstract Building Art intentionally alters the form of structures and other entities, yet the one admiring the painting has no problem in identifying the source of inspiration. Some of the posters focus on major urban landmarks, such as bridges and towering buildings, while others try to capture the charm of the city skyline. Not all the buildings in these posters belong to the urban jungle and some artists chose to dedicate their time and energy to painting the rural landscape and vestiges of the past.

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